Cairo – IA – Ahmed Mohamed Saleh
Today, Friday, the Arab League renewed its support for the stability of Sudan and the preservation of its sovereignty.
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The correspondent of the (INA), citing an official source in the General Secretariat of the arab League, said that “the League continues to be deeply concerned by the reports of the indiscriminate bombing of the Zamzam camp for displaced people in the North. Darfur in Sudan and the resulting deaths and injuries among civilians, which represents a clear violation of International Humanitarian law.
the source confirmed “the League’s commitment to implement the Jeddah Declaration signed on 11 May 2024, and its commitment to protect civilians and the need to achieve a ceasefire,” reiterating “the League’s firm position in supporting Sudan’s stability and its. unity, sovereignty, and independence.”
How can international organizations effectively support the humanitarian efforts in Sudan?
Interview: The Arab League’s Commitment to Sudan’s Stability and Sovereignty
Editor: Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Fatima Al-Najjar, an expert in Middle Eastern politics and humanitarian law. Thank you for joining us, Dr. Al-Najjar.
Dr. Al-Najjar: Thank you for having me. It’s a pleasure to discuss such an important issue.
editor: The Arab League recently renewed its support for Sudan’s stability and sovereignty amidst the ongoing crisis,particularly the reports of indiscriminate bombings in North Darfur. What does this renewed commitment signify for Sudan?
Dr. Al-Najjar: The Arab League’s commitment underscores a vital recognition of the humanitarian crisis in Sudan. by highlighting their concerns regarding the bombing of the Zamzam camp, the League is reaffirming its role in advocating for adherence to International Humanitarian Law. This is crucial not only for the immediate protection of civilians but also for fostering long-term peace and stability in the region.
Editor: Speaking of International Humanitarian Law, how meaningful are the violations reported in Sudan in this context?
Dr. Al-Najjar: The violations of International Humanitarian Law, especially in conflict zones, are serious matters.They not only result in loss of life and injuries among civilians but also hinder humanitarian efforts to assist affected populations. The Arab league’s condemnation of such actions signals to both national and international players that there will be repercussions for these violations, which could encourage a shift towards more compliant behavior.
Editor: The League has expressed its firm position in support of Sudan’s unity and independence. How does this stance influence potential diplomatic solutions?
Dr. Al-Najjar: The Arab League’s position is pivotal in diplomacy. By emphasizing the importance of Sudan’s independence, they create a framework where regional cooperation can flourish, possibly leading to a ceasefire as mentioned in the Jeddah Declaration. This support can galvanize both local and international actors to engage in meaningful dialog aimed at conflict resolution.
Editor: The Jeddah declaration signed in May 2024 has been referenced multiple times. What are the implications of this agreement for Sudan moving forward?
Dr. Al-Najjar: The Jeddah Declaration serves as a crucial roadmap for stabilizing the region. By committing to protect civilians and pursue a ceasefire,it lays the groundwork for dialogue among conflicting parties. The success of this declaration hinges on the commitment of all stakeholders to follow through on its promises, making the Arab League’s renewed support particularly crucial.
Editor: For our readers interested in practical ways to offer support to affected individuals in Sudan, what can they do?
Dr.Al-Najjar: There are several avenues for individuals to provide support. Firstly, donating to reputable humanitarian organizations that are working on the ground in Sudan can help deliver essential services. Secondly, raising awareness through social media about the plight of the displaced peopel can garner more attention and potential aid. Lastly,advocating for stronger international policies to protect civilians and provide humanitarian assistance can influence governments to take action.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Al-Najjar, for your insights on this pressing issue. Your expertise helps shed light on the importance of the Arab League’s stance and the need for ongoing support for Sudan.
Dr. Al-Najjar: Thank you for having me. It’s our collective obligation to ensure the well-being of those affected by conflict in Sudan and to advocate for their rights.
Keywords: Arab League, Sudan stability, International Humanitarian Law, Jeddah Declaration, humanitarian crisis, ceasefire, protect civilians.